So normal life, except all the non-human things become unchanging?

The economy is sure as hell going to be different in a hurry. Pretty much only service industries will survive, because anything else gets reset tomorrow. In a way this will be great, because people will be just as well supplied anyway, so it will give room to pursue personal development in earnest. Or maybe we’ll find a new way to fuck ourselves.

10³¹ is ridiculously huge too. The NSA probably works on EB scales, which is “only” 10¹⁸ bytes. If you can get up to 10²² equally likely passwords you’re fine against dragnet, brute force-style attacks. (If you’re zombie Bin Laden and the NSA will stop for a whole year cracking your drive, and doesn’t have any shortcuts, maybe you need 10³⁹ I guess)

That being said, if more characters is no problem, go ahead and do that. I’m not saying more security for free is a bad thing.

That’s a big rainbow table. Like, with just precomputed values and random ascii character passwords it’s on the order of 10⁴² entries. You can shave that down a bit probably with all the tricks rainbow tables use, but I think you’re safe.

Are you aware of one that takes place completely within fractions of a few select types? Usually they’re continuous.

I can think of some that are all integers, but I covered that in the edit.

You could choose a subset of fractions, though, and then round it to the nearest one. Maybe you could use powers of two as the denominator for easy hardware implementation. Oh wait, we’ve just reinvented floats.

Which they tend to do a lot. Like, the moment a square root or trig function shows up.

Even without it’s pretty easy to overflow a fraction stored the way you’re describing. x=1/(x*x+1) does it in log time. There’s really not a lot of situations where exact fractions work, but purely symbolic logic wouldn’t. Maybe none, IDK.

Edit: I mean, I guess it’s all symbolic. What I’m trying to say is that if you’re at a level of detail where you can keep track of the size of denominators, native support for a type that hides them is counterproductive. It’s better to lay out your program in such a way that you just use small integers, which is guaranteed to be possible in that case.

I eat a lot of granola, limited mostly by what my system can handle. Bread (wheat) is also pretty high up, probably followed by beans and meat substitutes.

There’s a lot of ideas that I agree with, but that are made into a religion. I think it’s because abstract ideals aren’t very motivating on their own.

We’ve been there. For decades. You know that, right?

That sucks, I’m sorry. For every person who’s given an unfair advantage by a parent there’s some that get shafted.

Also, a lot of people that join fringe movements have a personality that craves conflict, and it becomes an outlet for it.

Non-carnism isn’t really so fringe anymore, but that’s pretty new, and may not have reached veganism specifically.

Yup.

Eventually, maybe less aggro people will join and the cycle will break. Being ovo-lacto-veg is cool now. Or maybe not, because veganism isn’t based on ideas that modern people already agree with, but rather suggests a whole new system for how animals should be treated. Like, they’re against continuing to keep dogs as pets.

I wouldn’t go that far, but I see little evidence that young people deserve it more.

Lemmy seems to be pretty mad about their allowance, basically. It’s weird, usually the vibe is more that everyone else works at a FAANG.

Sisyphus is the only Greek figure I can think of that’s not cringe to ascribe to yourself. And that’s only because nobody remembers the shit he did to get punished. The other tragic ones are either a humblebrag or concerning. Romulus and Remus are concerning. Enkidu is both, Gilgamesh is a straight up brag, as are the non-tragic Greek figures. All biblical prophets are (humble)brags. Norse gods are all brags, and saga heroes are mostly too obscure for me to know in detail.

I guess you could say Zacchaeus if you’re short, or Goliath if you’re really big. Oh wait, I guess going with physical things you could self-own with any monster.

And it goes down mid-use, and the toilet has tamper-proofing that stops you from emptying it any other way “for security”.

Uhh, I think there was a Nature article about it. Per the Wikipedia, basically there’s just stretches of the X chromosome that are deserts of Neanderthal DNA, because when a Neanderthal allele is present and there isn’t a second copy, it’s a reproductive dead end and selected out.

Oh, here.

No, not since Neanderthals, Denisovians and friends went extinct.

Even Neanderthals are a bit of a partial case, since the hybrid males were mostly sterile. We know this from the pattern that Neanderthal genes appear in modern DNA.

The acronym works both ways.

Get out of here with that actual talent. /s

Ah. Yes, things changed a lot over the next couple decades. The last anti-idpole people were just being purged right as I became aware of goings-on in the community. I’m glad it went that way instead of the other, and people of all sorts were in the room, but in the end the exact extent of acceptance became a new thing to fight over. Is furry stuff a fetish or a type of queer identity? Is vegetarianism anti-indigenous? Are poor, conservative white people potential converts, or something like Marx’s “petty bourgeoisie”? What about, like, Hindu traditionalists? These would all be good things to hash out, but polite debate is not valued.

Man, I wish Lemmy had a follow user feature. It sounds like you went through some of the same stuff I did but in gen X times.

Also, heads up that this instance is run by the Lemmy developers, who happen to be very active members of the far left. They can be ban-happy sometimes.